Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-25
UnLAND's BIRTHDAY
Ftestnaly Celebrated by bis Coun'
srvmen mt Turnvercin Hail.

Efleingly CeloOratou ~
trvmen at Turnvercin Hail.
The Los Angeles Schwaben Verein
and the Germania Turn Verein cello
brated the Tooth anniversary OF the
birth of Johann Lidwig INLAND at Turn
yerein Hall last night. Long b fore the
hour Of commencement the vast ball was
filled to its utmost capacity by members
Of the societies and their friends; in fact
the major portion Of the German resi-.
dents of Los Angeles were present to
listen to the excellent programme " hich
had been prepared and to par .icipate in
| the dancing which followed. The pro
rrsmme commenced with a concert
overture by Tn. Bach, which was excel.
lently rendered by the orchestra, under
the direction of Herr Moine. The sing.
ing club OF the Turnverein Society then
sang the shepherds Sunday Song.
written by INLAND, in whose honor
The people had gathered together,
Tnis chorus was perfectly rendered
all its lights and shades being brought
into effect BY q great deal OF practice,
and could INLAND have listened he
could have found nothing to suggest
wh ch could have rendered it more per-
fe ct. It was received with vociferous
applause. aud was fitting introductory
to ,hs remarks of Herr r. Schanz, who,
| in br ef but eloquent manner, gave a
de. cription of Johann Ludwig INLAND,
and narrated his history. The speaker
was listened to with great interest, and
| at times was interrupted by hearty ar-
plaase from the audience. He was foi,
lowed by a either quartette, composed
Of Fraulein Reed, A. Gollmer, A. Sci
del and +. Steineke, who played polka
by B. L. Bracket, uuder the leadership
OF Herr F. Lauterbach. Either music Is
acknowledged to be extremely sweet,
and the polka was received with cons'a
cradle enthusiasm. Frau Forster reeited
la selection of poetry, entitled bert
rauds Born" from Uhlanfs writing
She was received very warmly. and did
full Justice to the work ct the mas
ter. A solo for oornet, played b,
Prof. VIM. HI. Brown, closed the firs
half Of the programme, ,ane
a short intermission was employed
in obtaining fresh air, since the evening
was quite sultry. Tue second part o.
the programme commenced with an over
ture Of Frapz Won Suppe entitled Morn
ing, noon and evening in vienna: Inc
male singers of the Turn Verein thef
sang ode Kapelle," by INLAND, In
very effective manner. Herr H. Schind
Her sang a ballade by the same author
entitled the "Saengers Fluch, and h'
was enthusiastically received. A sere-
made for flute and horn, by It'll, wai
lexcelIently rendered by Herr h. Luhl
and Herr l.. Nj. Horton. Uhland's bal
lade, "Der Mirthin Lochterlein," was
sung in good form by Herr G. Lott. a
also was his ballad "Schwabische Kun
de-" sung by Herr T. Fin h The pro
pr anime concluded with chorus by th'
male chorus, entitled ''In my father
land" !" by INLAND, aud its rendition re-
called to memory many happy times
which nearly all the audience had exper
fenced in their native country.
Upon the conclusion OF the pro-
gramme thc floor was cleared and dane
ing was commenced and continued with
a great deal of enjoyment until late
Incur this morning. That the cslebra
lion was q success was due to the indl'
yisual efforts of each and every member
Of the following committees:
| Arrangement Committe Linden
| field. H. SCHNEIDER, r. Scharz. L. Tag,
1T. Finch, T.. Bonenberger, U. Barth.
Floor Committet-U. Lindenfeld, l.
Finch, L. Tag. ~
Recep,ion Committee-H. Forster, Tn
ISrohm, c, Jacoby, +. Morsch, j. Bayer
l.. Ebinger, u. Bochmann.